Borah Probes Easterly in Cripple Creek Testimony
Eight defense witnesses testified at the Haywood trial in Boise as Darrow seeks to bolster counter conspiracy claims. Bill Easterly, D. C. Copely, and others denied Orchard’s charges while detailing events around the Victor riot and the Vindicator explosion. Borah pressed Easterly on timing of his talks and warnings to lawmen, framing the testimony amid the broader union conflict.
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Bill Davis
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Jack Simpkins
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Predicts miners strike at Western Federation convention
Robert Randall of Goldfield Nevada told the Western Federation of Miners convention in Denver that a general miners strike could occur across the country when current contracts expire next April. He singled out coal miners. In Philadelphia the 1908 agreement for anthracite workers expires in spring 1909.
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New York
Fire damages Madonna liner at Atlantic Docks
The Fabre liner Madonna, a major New York to Marseilles passenger ship, was badly damaged by a fire at her pier in South Brooklyn yesterday morning. The blaze began around 10 40 in chemicals stored in the hold forward of the bridge. The ship had just arrived from Marseilles and was nearly unloaded. About 800 tons of cargo valued at no less than 25000 dollars were destroyed, with substantial damage to the vessel itself.
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Yerkes Case: Supreme Court Denies Motion to Set Aside Exam
Justice Truax denied a motion to set aside an order for examination of Mary Adelaide Yerkes widow of a traction magnate in a fee suit by attorney W. B. Redding. He seeks to probe assets and estate receipts to determine due fees and frame his case for trial.
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Yerkes
Europe
New York Waiters Show Elite Craft At Exclusive Banquet
An all-star New York waiter gathering marked by a lavish eight page menu honored American and European delegates of the Universal Hotel and Restaurant Employers Association Geneva Union. Attendees, seasoned in European training and fluent in multiple languages, showcased post graduate service while the Geneva Union hosts hosted a banquet for 100 diners with high tipped wages and elite social signaling.
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Paris
Bankers Urge Currency Reform At New York Meet
At Frontenac New York June 2 during the New York State Bankers Association convention Congressman Charles N Fowler urged a credit currency plan and warned Congress must act to secure stable finance. Delegates elected officers and Atlantic City delegates as the association pushed for legislative action and reforms.
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New York State Bankers’Association
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New Jersey
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New Orleans
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Lincoln Safe Deposit Company
New York
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American Bankers’ Association
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Batavia
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Rochester
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Binghamton
Anthony Lamb
Syracuse
Edward Wells
Johnstown
Bradford Rhodes
Mamaroneck
Hiram Smith
Rockville Centre
Alfred H. Curtis
New York City
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Buffalo
Pierson
Charlies Elliot Warren
Tefft
M.S. Sandford
EB. A
W. T. Henry
Eldredge
Scrugham Indicted for Forgery in Four Counts
June Grand Jury reported to Judge Foster indicting George R. Scrugham manager of the Policy Holders Committee for forgery in the second degree and including two former employees Charles Sti and Charles Fagton on separate forgery charges. Other details in the record were incomplete in the transmission.
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George R. Scrugham
The
International Committee
Charles Sti
Charles F.agton
Scragham
Ohn Ranchfield
Scraghem
Sera
Gégrees
Appellate Division Denies District After Borman Motion
The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court yesterday denied the motion filed in the case of George Borman vice president and of the agent of the sort, ruling against the district.
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Supreme Court
George Borman
Not So Warm Yet Man Dies of Heat
A misread or garbled local item reports a man dying in hot conditions despite a day described as cool and pleasant. The fragment mentions an hospital, a location on Hudson Street, and likely the cause or context of the heat related incident. Further readable details are not provided.
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